Push-Button Universal Dimmer with Infrared...

Installation Instructions

Push-Button Universal Dimmer

with Infrared Remote Control

2031E2PUDR Series

REGISTERED DESIGN • REGISTERED PATENT

2031E2PUDR Series Push-Button Universal Dimmer Installation Instructions

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Table of Contents

1.0 Product Range ..................................................................................................................3

2.0 Description ........................................................................................................................3

3.0 Dimmer Unit Operation ....................................................................................................4

4.0 Using the Remote Control ...............................................................................................5

4.1 Programming the Device Buttons on the Remote Control ...........................................5

4.2 Programming the Scene Buttons on the Remote Control. ...........................................5

4.3 Clearing the Preset Program for an IR Remote Control Button...................................6

4.4 Exiting Programming Mode .........................................................................................6

5.0 Dimming Applications......................................................................................................6

6.0 Installation Instructions ..................................................................................................8

7.0 Important Features...........................................................................................................9

7.1 Soft Start Feature ........................................................................................................9

7.2 Minimum Brightness Settings ......................................................................................9

7.3 Thermal Overload Protection Circuitry ........................................................................9

8.0 Load Compatibility ....................................................................................................... 10

9.0 Incompatible Loads ..................................................................................................... 10

10.0 Important Warning ....................................................................................................... 10

11.0 Product Specifications ................................................................................................ 11

12.0 Warranty Statement ........................................................................................................12

Copyright NoticeThe concepts, products and designs described in this document are the subject of international patents, and protected by international law. Copyright Schneider Electric. All rights reserved.

Trademarks• Clipsal is a registered trademark of Schneider Electric.• C-Thru® - The Clear Choice is a registered trademark of Schneider Electric.All other logos and trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

DisclaimerSchneider Electric reserves the right to change specifications or designs described in this manual without notice and without obligation.


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1.0 Product Range

2031E2PUDR Push-Button Universal Dimmer c/w IR Remote Control, 450W (2000 Series)

C2031E2PUDR Push-Button Universal Dimmer c/w IR Remote Control, 450W (Classic Series)

SC2031E2PUDR Push-Button Universal Dimmer c/w IR Remote Control, 450W (Slimline Series)

SL2031E2PUDR Push-Button Universal Dimmer c/w IR Remote Control, 450W (Eclipse Series)

31E8TXIR Infrared Remote Control, 8 Button (Spare Part)

*Please note: all above products are supplied with an infrared remote control included in the package. Additional remote controls are available (cat-number 31E8TXIR).

2.0 Description

The Clipsal 2031E2PUDR Series Push-Button Universal Dimmer represents the next generation of smart dimming products. The unit features a unique push-button design, with multi-segment LED display to indicate the load status.

The unit also features a handy infrared remote control. Compact in size, the remote control is surprisingly powerful. It is capable of controlling up to four dimmer units and can even set preset lighting ‘scenes’ at the touch of a button.

Dimmer Unit

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IR Remote Control

1. IR Receiver : receives infrared signal from the IR remote control. 2. LED Indicator : indicates the current dimming level. 3. Surround : removable frame covers the mounting screws. 4. IR Device Keys : control individual lights using the remote control. 5. IR Scene Keys : activate lighting scenes using the IR remote control. 6. IR Transmitter : transmits infrared signals to the IR receiver. 7. Programming Button : used to set up purposes.The dimmer unit is based on Clipsal’s patented Universal Dimmer Technology. It can provide full control of almost any type of load, whether it be incandescent lighting, 240V halogen or dichroic lamps, iron-core or electronic low voltage lighting transformers as used in downlight applications. Even small motor loads such as ceiling sweep and exhaust fans can be controlled.

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3.0 Dimmer Unit Operation

Push-Button Operation

SHORT PRESS

• Tap the push-button to turn the dimmer ON or OFF.

• The dimmer has memory and will remember the previous dim setting.

• When you tap the button to turn the light OFF, the unit will store the current setting in memory. When you tap the button to turn the light ON, the dimmer will restore the previous dim setting.

LONG PRESS

• Press and hold the button to dim up and down. Release the button to stop dimming.

• The dimmer will cycle up and down alternately. When the light is ON, the dimmer will dim down by default. When the dimmer is OFF, it will dim upwards (increase brightness) by default. A subsequent long press will dim in the opposite direction.

• If the dimmer reaches its maximum or minimum brightness level, the unit will pause for 1 second, then start dimming in the opposite direction.

• A single ramp cycle takes about 10 seconds to complete. If the button is not pressed for 15 seconds, the dimming is set to fade out by default again.

DOUBLE-CLICK

• Tap the button twice to turn the dimmer ON to 100% brightness. The dimmer will reach maximum brightness in approximately 4 seconds.

LED IndicatorsThe unit incorporates five LED segments to display the set dimming level.

Each LED represents approximately 20% increments in the output brightness. The brighter the output the more LEDs will be illuminated - just like a bar graph.

When the dimmer is turned OFF, the LED indicators will glow slightly. This shows the stored dimmer level that will be activated on the next short press operation.

Power FailureWhen recovering from a power failure, the unit will restore the last dim level after a 10 second delay. Pressing the button will cancel this delay. The IR remote control does not work during this delay.



4.0 Using the Remote Control

Operating the device buttons on the IR remote control is similar to using the push-button on the front of the dimmer unit, except that the IR remote control does not support the double-click operation.

The device buttons can be programmed to control up to four different Dimmer Units.

Scene buttons allow the user to program up to four preset lighting levels into the memory.

4.1 Programming the Device Buttons on the Remote ControlBy default, the dimmer is programmed to use the device 1 button on the remote control.

Follow the procedure below to assign other dimmer units to device buttons 2 through to 4.

Keep pointing the IR remote control at the IR receiver on the dimmer during programming.

1. Press the programming button on the side of the remote. The LED indicators on the dimmer unit will flash rapidly.

2. Press the desired device button on the remote control. The LED indicators on the dimmer will flash slowly.

3. Press the push-button on the dimmer unit that you want to control. The LED indicators will stop flashing. The dimmer unit is now programmed to respond to the selected device button on the remote control.

4.2 Programming the Scene Buttons on the Remote ControlUp to four preset dimming levels can be programmed into the dimmer unit using the scene buttons.

Keep pointing the IR remote control at the IR receiver on the dimmer during programming.

1. Set the desired dim level for the desired scene button.


3. Press the desired scene button on the remote control. The LED indicators on the dimmer will flash slowly.

4. Press the push-button on the dimmer unit that you want to control. The LED indicators will stop flashing. The dimmer unit is now programmed to respond to the selected scene button on the remote control.

Note: • During the programming procedure, if no button is pressed within 10 seconds then the dimmer unit will return to normal mode.

• If more than one device or scene button is pressed on the IR remote control during programming, then the dimmer will respond to the latest press.



4.3 Clearing the Preset Program for an IR Remote Control ButtonKeep pointing the IR remote control at the IR receiver on the dimmer during programming.


2. Press the device or scene button on the remote control that you wish to clear the preset program. The LED indicators on the dimmer will flash slowly.

3. Double click the push-button on the dimmer unit to delete the preset program associated with the IR remote control button.

4.4 Exiting Programming ModeThe dimmer allows the user to exit programming mode without making changes. To do this the user can do one of the following things:

• press the programming button on the side of the remote control a second time• wait for 10 seconds and the unit will automatically exit programming mode.

5.0 Dimming Applications

The powerful infrared remote control facility offers ultimate flexibility, allowing a number of different dimming scenes to be implemented - from the simple to the sophisticated.

To inspire creativity, some examples are shown on the following pages.

Dimming multiple dimmers individually from one remote.

Dimming one light, with four different preset scenes.

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Setting a preset for each dimmer individually.

Setting a scene across multiple dimmers.

Dimming control of multiple dimmer units from a single device button.



6.0 Installation Instructions

Wiring Diagram

2031E2PUDR Series1 Gang IR Dimmer

LINE

LOAD

LOOP

Wire Strip Length10mm UP

Min. Load:25VAMax. Load:450VA

220-240V a.c. 50HzIEC 60669-2-1

Active/Line

LampNeutral

Setting a scene across multiple dimmers (all OFF function).

Using multi-gang surrounds (available for Clipsal 2000 Series only).



7.0 Important Features

7.1 Soft Start FeatureThe Clipsal Universal Dimmer incorporates a soft start feature, providing a noticeably smooth lamp illumination at turn on. This feature also minimises lamp filament start-up stress, which may increase lamp life.

7.2 Minimum Brightness SettingsThe minimum brightness level has been factory preset to suit most applications.

Note: exercise care when connecting small motor loads. Test to make sure the motor does not stall at low output settings. Use the scene buttons to set up preset fan speeds as required.

7.3 Thermal Overload Protection CircuitryThe Clipsal 2031E2PUDR Series Dimmer incorporates three levels of overload protection:

Short Circuit ProtectionThe unit features short circuit protection, designed to ensure the dimmer can survive in case of wiring fault or catastrophic failure of the load. Resets automatically once short circuit conditions are removed.

Thermal Overload CompensationAutomatically reduces lamp brightness should the dimmer be inadvertently overloaded.Resets automatically once overload conditions are corrected.

Thermal Cut-OutThe unit contains a non-resettable thermal fuse device, designed to blow in case of catastrophic circuit failure. This is a secondary protection measure, intended to operate as a backup in case of persistent or prolonged overload conditions. If the thermal cut-out fuse blows, then the dimmer will be rendered permanently inoperable and must be replaced.

Note: any significant overload should be avoided in order to prevent damage to the load, fixed wiring of the installation or other hardware connected to the affected circuit.



LOAD SYMBOL

COMPATIBLE LOADS

C-THRU® COLOURBLUE GREEN AMBER TRANSPARENT

LEADING EDGE

DIMMER

TRAILING EDGE

DIMMER

FAN SPEED

CONTROLLER

UNIVERSAL DIMMER

450W 450W 500W 450W

Incandescent lighting halogen/dichroic 240V lamps ✓ ✓ 8 ✓Low voltage halogen/dichroic lighting with iron-core transformers ✓ 8 8 ✓Low voltage halogen/dichroic lighting with electronic transformers 8 ✓ 8 ✓Small motor loads: -exhaust fans (shaded pole induction motors) -ceiling fans (split-phase induction motors)

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8.0 Load Compatibility

The Clipsal 2031E2PUDR Series Universal Dimmer is a part of the C-Thru® Dimmer range and is compatible with a wide range of load types.

IMPORTANT NOTES• Any number of low voltage lighting transformers can be used, providing the total lamp wattage does not exceed the maximum load rating of the dimmer.

• Mixed load types are permitted in any combination, providing the total lamp wattage does not exceed the maximum load rating of the dimmer. Example: lighting circuit comprising a combination of both iron-core and electronic transformers.

• It is recommended that when using electronic transformers, each be loaded to at least 75% of its maximum rated load. This reduces the possibility of lamp flicker when dimming, as is common with some transformers. Refer to the manufacturer’s specifications for the transformer being used.

• When controlling small motor loads, such as ceiling sweep fans and exhaust fans, it is recommended to test the fan thoroughly to ensure reliable motor start at minimum brightness. Use the scene facility to select preset speeds as required.

9.0 Incompatible Loads

Exercise care when using compact fluorescent or fluorescent load types. Use only lamps/ballasts that are compatible with phase angle control (leading or lagging). Refer to the lamp /ballast manufacturer’s specifications for recommendations. Dimmer warranty is void when controlling incompatible load types, as determined by Schneider Electric.

10.0 Important Warning

It is illegal for persons other than an appropriately licensed electrical contractor or other persons authorised by legislation to work on the fixed wiring of any electrical installation. Penalties for conviction are severe!



11.0 Product Specifications

Parameter Value

Universal Dimmer

Nominal Operating Voltage 220 - 240V a.c.

Nominal Operating Frequency 50 Hz

Maximum Load 450W (1.8A)

Minimum Load 25W (0.1A)

Dimming Technique Leading edge/trailing edge phase control (dynamically auto selected)

Dimming Range Approximately 20 - 97%

Compatible Loads

Incandescent lightingHalogen 240V lamps

Low voltage lighting with electronic transformers

Low voltage lighting with iron-core transformers

Small motor loads -exhaust fans (shaded pole induction motors) -ceiling fans (split-phase induction motors)

Incompatible LoadsFluorescent lighting

Mounting Centres 84mm Australian Pattern Plate

Infrared Remote Control

Power Supply 3V CR2025 battery (supplied)

Transmission Media Infrared light, wavelength 940nm

Transmission Range 16m maximum at right angles to the plate, 9m at 45 degrees to the plate

Carrier Frequency 38 kHz

Dimensions 86mm x 33mm x 8.1mm

General

Operating Humidity Range 10 to 90% R.H.

Operating Temperature Range 0 - 40°C

Storage Temperature Range 0 - 60°C

Standards ComplianceAS/NZS3100AS/NZS CISPR15IEC60669-2-1

Electrical SafetyEmission ComplianceElectronic Switches

Specifications typical @ 240V , 25°C ± 5°C

No user serviceable parts inside

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F2183/03 SEAU 26762 September 2013

Schneider Electric (Australia) Pty Ltd

Contact us: clipsal.com/feedback

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Tel 1300 2025 25 Fax 1300 2025 56Schneider Electric (Australia) Pty Ltd reserves the right to change specifications, modify designs and discontinue items without incurring obligation and whilst every effort is made to ensure that descriptions, specifications and other information in this catalogue are correct, no warranty is given in respect thereof and the company shall not be liable for any error therein.

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12.0 Warranty Statement

1. The benefits conferred herein are in addition to, and in no way shall be deemed to derogate; either expressly or by implication, any or all other rights and remedies in respect to the Clipsal product, which the consumer has under the Commonwealth Trade Practices Act or any other similar State or Territory Laws.

2. The warrantor is Schneider Electric. With registered offices in all Australian States.

3. This by Schneider Electric product is guaranteed against faulty workmanship and materials for a period of two (2) years from the date of installation.

4. Schneider Electric reserves the right, at its discretion, to either repair free of parts and labour charges, replace or offer refund in respect to any article found to be faulty due to materials, parts or workmanship.

5. This warranty is expressly subject to the by Schneider Electric product being installed, wired, tested, operated and used in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

6. All costs of a claim shall be met by Schneider Electric, however should the product that is the subject of the claim be found to be in good working order all such costs shall be met by the claimant.

7. When making a claim the consumer shall forward the by Schneider Electric product to the nearest office of Schneider Electric (Australia) Pty Ltd with adequate particulars of the defect within 28 days of the fault occurring. The product should be returned securely packed, complete with details of the date and place of purchase, description of load, and circumstances of malfunction.

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